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A referendum question in Alberta — pitched to protect the provinces from federal over-reach — could end up stopping a proposed West Coast oil pipeline from being built, a law professor warns.
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Canada’s largest financial institutions and telecom companies on Wednesday launched a platform that will allow them to work together to identify and prevent repeat fraud at a time when criminals are adopting new techniques that include the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to scam people.
Those in the top tax bracket in Ontario pay 53.5 per cent of every employment or taxable interest investment dollar to income taxes, but there are some Canadians who are paying an even higher rate yet have a lower taxable income.
Joseph* and Natalie,* both 56, are soon-to-be empty nesters and retirement is in sight. They would like advice on the investment opportunities available to them, when they should start Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security benefits, and how much money they need to generate in retirement.
About half of Canadians are having anxiety about their ability to change jobs or find comparable employment, but such worries are even higher in Alberta despite a strong job market, says MNP Ltd.
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